The song is jarring because it is very clearly delivered in the form of an interpellating address or command--"Wake, from your sleep" while its obvious auditors (Romeo and Juliet, now lifeless in the church) are unable to hear it.

If the two opening sequences seem to position the spectator in a Basque-related experience of our "being-in-the-world," they also place her-him in an international perspective by interpellating her/his audio-visual expertise and filmic imaginary.

It is true that the opposition will find it difficult to stop controversial laws, but they can still use their limited members (23) to some effect by interpellating government officials and ministers and raising sensitive issues such as the trial of civilians before military courts, political reform and corruption.

But Zizek critiques Badiou in The Ticklish Subject (2000) for not distinguishing strongly enough between the 'truth event' (in Lacanianese, the 'a' of the act that touches the Real); and the interpellating gesture of the Master (S1) which '.

Pagano states his premise: "If it is true, as Althusser has stated, that ideology functions by interpellating the subject, the second-degree interpellation that takes place during the reading process can make the reader reflect on the process of ideological interpellation that takes place in everyday life" (151).

One of the things that Livingston's film has rightly been criticized for is the way it "objectifies" the participants as the subjects of naive fantasies that the camera and disembodied interpellating voice of the director rather celebratingly figure as the "exotic" and "transgressive.

Speaker of the National Assembly Jassem Al-Kharafi announced on Monday that he would omit MPs' request for interpellating HH the Prime Minister Sheikh Nasser Al-Mohammad Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah from agenda of upcoming session of the Parliament.

Arguing that the law is only one of a system of discursive signs that was invested in constructing a British concept of modernity in India, he focuses on the law and its use in interpellating the "modern" labor subject.

As annual Christmas publications, moreover, their Fine Art Gift books were also, in effect, a form of serial publication, connecting with the periodical press through a common mode of production, while interpellating a well-heeled reader who could lay out a guinea for a luxury goods item.

Police themselves have been heavily implicated in this process, given their practice of subtly interpellating the white public by invoking the spectre of cities where black criminality runs rampant due to constraints placed upon police.

Printers added engravings and illustrations and sold these Bibles in inexpensive serial editions which, Carpenter argues, are "an important resource for learning how British families read their bibles, or how their bibles read them, interpellating them as certain kinds of 'authorized version' subjects" (xv-xvi).

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